If it has to do with copywriting…
We’ve got the community, podcast & proven
programs your business needs to grow, fast.
Sure, you could respond to yet another job posting on Upwork, cross your pinky fingers and wait to be chosen, or you could…
Stop rolling into the same ring with the same competition, fighting over project scraps that barely cover the cost of your Netflix subscription—
If you want to binge on Stranger Things every Saturday night, you need to raise your rates, fast ( → do the math).
Why compete when you can be cocky AF and let the clients crawl over to you, scraping their nails on the pastel tiled floor, begging for your time?
Good news: you don’t have to wait a decade to become a well-known copywriter and work with clients you admire.
If you’re willing to cuddle with discomfort, you can play as big of a game as you choose.
You just need a community, a podcast and access to our proven programs: The Copywriter Accelerator™, The Copywriter Think Tank™ and The Copywriter Underground™.
DID KIRA AND ROB REALLY MEET ON TINDER?
(Find out the real story behind The Copywriter Club…)
Hey, how’s it going? Kira and Rob here—you might be scratching your head wondering… who the heck are these characters?
We’re copywriters, co-founders of The Copywriter Club, and co-hosts of the incredibly popular (at least among discerning copywriters) podcast of the same name.
So how did a Brooklyn gal end up partnering with a guy from the Salt Lake Valley?
Okay, okay… we didn’t meet on Tinder (hello, Clickbait!). We met in a mastermind group for copywriters. Rob was blown away by Kira’s creativity and personality-driven brand. Kira was impressed with Rob’s business experience and down-to-earth demeanor. (Or at least, that’s
the way we like to tell it.) When a few copywriter friends told us we should work together, we thought, “Why not?”
So we created The Copywriter Club, a private group of smarty-pants copywriters working along side each other to grow our businesses. It started with the podcast and free Facebook group. And today it includes a whole lot more.
hey, I'm rob marsh.
I kind of have a thing for ellipses... and Coke Zero.
Once upon a time, before Kira and I started the club, I was part of a startup that was acquired by HP (I ran my own SaaS business after that).
While I wouldn’t exactly call myself a serial entrepreneur, I would call myself a cereal addict (Cocoa Puffs and Cracklin’ Oat Bran, anyone?).
I’ve written everything from direct mail and TV to case studies and a book for clients like American Express and Pluralsight. (The book was for me.) Today I write sales and landing pages for tech, SaaS, and heath supplement clients.
And in my “free” time, you might catch me riding my bike 200+ miles in a single day… penance for my donut habit.
I live close to the mountains in Salt Lake City with my wife, 4 kids, and a rather neurotic Westie.
kira hug in da house, how's it going?
I dig em dashes, ghost stories & asking good questions.
I remember the day this dude called me an ‘enigma’ in high school — and I had to immediately look it up in the dictionary. Years later, I think he might have been on to something…
In a previous life, I was an art major (yep) ended up working with global brands like Estee Lauder Companies. I also led the marketing team for startups like ActionableBooks.com and global health nonprofits (what up, glaucoma and breastfeeding).
Today, I call myself a Copy Chef (I like to dress like a chef, even though you’ll rarely find me in a kitchen), and I lead a team of multiple copywriters in a flex micro-agency focused on personality-driven sales copy for course, membership and program launches. Basically, I help my clients package and sell their unique brand of ‘weird.’
When I’m not in Type-A, NYC workaholic mode, I’m running at Prospect Park, watching my fave movie for the zillionth time (I will find you, Last of the Mohicans!) or attempting to play the violin with my daughter (it’s our new thing, don’t judge).
I currently live in Brooklyn with my partner, 2 kids and pet snail (RIP Sally).
Push yourself out of your comfort zone, like Justin Blackman (the guy who wrote 100 headlines for 100 days)...
“I’ve had way worse mentors than Kira and Rob.”
Turns out, they aren’t nearly as mean as you think. They’re just so darn lovable. And they’ve restored my faith in humanity. Or at least in people you meet on the Internet.
In all seriousness, working with Rob and Kira gave me the chutzpah to try something new. It pushed me out of my comfort zone, into a pond where the big fish swim. Now I’m Scrooge McDiving in confidence, processes & new-found business leads I never would’ve landed on my own.”
Justin Blackman | Prettyflycopy.com
We must be doing something right, if we get to work with folks like Chanti Zak...
“Kira and Rob offer support, tips, tools, and expertise with zero pretentiousness.”
They’re both really good at what they do, but that doesn’t always make you a good teacher. That’s not the case with Rob and Kira.
They’re both naturally gifted teachers and they guide you toward your goals with grace and integrity.”
Chantelle Zakariasen | Chantizak.com
Go from making “some money” to exchanging emails with the Adidas team, like Eman Zabi...
“My average project price went up by 400% (no, not a typo), AND I was even contacted by Adidas for a project!”
When I started working with Kira and Rob, I had a vague, fuzzy idea of what I wanted to do. While I was making some money, it wasn’t a lot.
By the time Rob and Kira were done with me, I had a concrete idea of exactly who I wanted to target AND my average project price had gone up by 400%!.”
Eman Zab | Thescribesmith.com
3 THINGS YOU DEFINITELY DON’T KNOW ABOUT US
You might think you know Kira and Rob from
what you’ve heard on the podcast.
But you probably don’t know it all, so let’s play the parlour game, “Two Truths and a Lie”…
We’ll tell you two truths and a lie and you guess which one is the lie…
